greg quick s what s happening? what s this was good advice for dana. i thought so. do you have a bottle nearby brett quick s just in case for vice president penance. thank you. good evening i m bret baier. coming to you for fox world news had called in new york. bob menendez response to critics who want him out after felony bribery charges filed last week.we will bring you that.historically bad test scores from baltimore public school students have parents and others demanding change there. plus the piece of outer space that could make an incredible difference right here on planet earth. first, the numbers tell a story for president biden. he s in a difficult position tonight. recent polling shows the president s approval rating on the border for example down to 23 percent. 23 percent, he s behind former president trump by 10 points in a head-to-head matchup in one pole. many pundits on both sides of the aisle say all of this has to do with another big number. eating is in
up shortly here. first, however, history in the making for the wrong reasons. the son of a sitting president has been indicted. hunter biden indicted on three criminal counts tied to possession of a gun after the collapse of a plea deal with federal prosecutors. it s friday. you have made it. dana has the day off today. i m bill hemmer. good morning to you. sandra: i said this will be a big news day. friday. asme owe sandra smith. this is america s newsroom. unprecedented marking the first ever indictment of a sitting president s child. the timing could not be worse for the president. setting the stage for a potential trial during his campaign for re-election. not to mention the republican impeachment inquiry that s already underway. bill: prosecutors allege hunter lied on a federal government form when buying a gun where he claimed he was not using drugs. if convicted he could face up to 25 years in federal prison and $750,000 in fines. house speaker kevin mccarthy shu
bill: thank you for the plug. where were these people when i was in school? find that out. dana: surging crime and mounting safety concerns giving rise to growing fear in cities across america as police departments struggle to maintain law and order. now a violent crime has those who live in washington calling our nation s capital a war zone. welcome to a new hour of america s newsroom. i m dana perino. that went fast. the first hour. here we go. bill: are you great today. dana: great. bill: i m bill hemmer. crime on the rise in d.c. homicides, car thefts, violent crime all up sharply in the past year. one d.c. council member calling for the national guard to help address the city s troubling epidemic of crime and violence. man, a war zone. those who have not been affected by it directly, you will be directly or indirectly if we don t do something now. our government has to step up. our police department has to step up and our residents have to step up. dana:
In our news wrap Saturday, Gaza is on the brink of famine on the eve of Ramadan, Biden signed six spending bills that avert a partial government shutdown for two weeks, a helicopter crash killed three U.S. personnel on a border security mission in Texas, a Pentagon report found no signs of alien activity amid decades of UFO sightings, and Iowa’s Caitlin Clark broke another NCAA Division I record.